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Songko 

Mikha and her entire family were forced to be expelled from the village because of accusations by the villagers about Helsye, her stepmother, who was thought to be able to transform into Songko. Mikha also tries to clear her family's good name, including Helsye, who she loves very much.
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Mikha and her entire family were forced to be expelled from the village because of accusations by the villagers about Helsye, her stepmother, who was thought to be able to transform into Songko. Mikha also tries to clear her family's good name, including Helsye, who she loves very much.

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Genre:Horror, Thriller, Mystery
Directed By:Gerald Mamahit
Written By:Gerald Mamahit, Salsa Wahyudi
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Runtime:108 minutes
Studio:Dunia Mencekam, Santara Filmachine

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